BIBLIOGRAPHICAL DATA

The documents in the present volume are obtained from the following

sources:

1. Events in Filipinas.--From Montero y Vidal's Historia de Filipinas,

ii, pp. 66-70, 115-140, 229-382; from a copy in possession of the

Editors.

2. Financial affairs.--From a MS. copy (probably an official duplicate

of the original document), in the possession of Edward E. Ayer.

3. Letter by Viana.--From Viana's MS. book, Cartas y consultas,

fol. 39v-46; apparently Viana's original letter-book for the year 1767;

it is in the possession of Edward E. Ayer.

4. Anda's Memorial.--From Pardo de Tavera's publication (with many

annotations), Memorial de Anda y Salazar (Manila, 1899); from a copy

belonging to James A. Robertson.

5. Ordinances of good government.--From José Felipe Del-Pan's

Ordenanzas de buen gobierno de Corcuera, Cruzat y Raon (Manila, 1891);

from a copy belonging to the Library of Congress.

6. Instructions to the secular clergy.--From Ferrando's Historia de

PP. dominicos (Madrid, 1871) v, pp. 59, 60; from a copy belonging to

E. E. Ayer.

7. Expulsion of the Jesuits.--From Danvila y Collado's Reinado de

Carlos III (Madrid, 1894), tomos ii, iii, from a copy belonging to

the Library of Congress; Crétineau-Joly's Histoire de la Compagnie

de Jésus, v, pp. 236-254, from a copy in the State Historical

Library of Wisconsin; Montero y Vidal's Historia de Filipinas, ii,

pp. 181-228. The decree by the archbishop is obtained from a printed

copy (dated January 1, 1770) in the Archivo Historico Nacional, Madrid.

8. The council of 1771.--From a copy of the original Latin MS. (which

is conserved in private archives), sent to the Editors by a friend

in Germany.

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